Light As Material Project (L.A.M.P.) is ceramic artist Juliette Walker’s ongoing exploration of the objects or things we use to bring light into interior spaces, both for utility and aesthetic value. In her own practice, she makes functional lamps, light sculptures, and installations out of ceramics. Juliette Walker is the July/August 2019 artist in residence […]
Co-Ops 101 at the Library
The Madison Cooperative Development Coalition (MCDC) – a project funded by the City of Madison and developed by the UW-Center for Cooperatives — aims to develop worker cooperatives in Madison as a way of providing equitable development, business and job creation. Toward that end, the Madison Public Library is sponsoring “Co-Ops 101,” a series of […]
What Is Truth?
This week on Mel & Floyd: Mr. Smarty Pants Opines on the “Betsy Ross Flag” and Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture”; Mel Offers a 4th of July Quiz; Gladys Joins In A Discussion of Truth, Truthiness and Lies, As Well As The WORT Board Meeting Schedule; Passersby were amazed at the unusually large amounts of blood; And […]
Wisconsin Activists on Border Detention Facilities
A new government report details the overcrowded, squalid conditions at migrant centers along the southern border: standing-room-only cells, children without showers and hot meals, and detainees clamoring desperately for release. These findings from the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General are on our minds as we turn to Wisconsin activists involved in the […]
The Bodgery Opens in OM Station
The Bodgery is a community makerspace with a proclaimed “literal ton of tools.” It’s the first to move into OM Station, the site of the former Oscar Mayer plant on Madison’s east side. The shop, located at 740 Oscar Avenue, is open to the public for tours every Monday 6-8pm and Friday 7-10 pm. Joining […]
Boasted Liberty & Unholy License: Patriotism and Concerns on the ...
“Let’s be careful on July 4th, with all the flag-waving,” says Matt Rothschild, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign. There could be plenty of reasons to put away the flags on this Independence Day, from a slippery slope to fascism, curtailed rights to privacy, the US Supreme Court’s failure to address voter suppression and […]
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